If you are a parent of a young child, then you are familiar with the situations they may accidentally get into when they use your electronic device, such as your iPhone. One such accident situations include children unwittingly buying random telephone applications and accumulating a heavy iTunes draft law.
Fortunately, with the announcement of the iPhone 5S, the worrying parents about these accidental purchases can be a thing of the past. A revelation of the iPhone 5S, Apple announced that the phone will include a new feature called Touch ID, which will allow you to use your fingerprint to unlock the phone and check the iTunes purchases. It is unclear how accurate this new technology will however scanning fingerprints could be the answer to the problem of accidental purchase that parents might be looking for. The iPhone 5S will be available for purchase on September 20.
Since parents allow their children to use their devices, it is important for them to consider putting some sort of parental control software on their device to protect their children when they are not looking. Only a handful of our parents considered control software offers applications that protect your child when they use a device. Check out this blog for more information on parental control software available for smartphones.